From the owner: Příjemná pivnice blízko centra Mikulova se stylovou výzdobou a krásnou zahrádkou…read more Široká nabídka piv, vín, alko i nealko nápojů.

Really nice outdoor seating right across the side street. Inside is clean and decor is modern and…read moreclever. They have classic Czech food like gulash and svíčková but also burgers steak and fries. They also have a full drink menu. Stopped here coming through Brno to get something to eat. Food was great!

Nettes uriges Bierlokal mit vielen Sorten vom Zapfhahn wie…read moreKillkenny, staro und Guiness

An amazing find, as a true pub should be no tv. The best Irish pub outside Ireland and way ahead of…read moremost there.

Absolutely amazing place to find in the busy city. Irish bar and everything about it is amazing…read more Darren is an amazing bartender and super personable. We wish we were in Vienna longer.

Had an amazing time at this bar. Super friendly bar and amazing service, make sure to ask for Anne!read more

The menu's not in English, the servers may only speak Czech, but they served the best prepared and…read morepresented meal I've had in Brno. I had their pork tenderloin (vepřová panenka), nicely seared and served with small potatoes (brambory) and onions (cibule). Simple but wonderfully seasoned. They also have chops (kotlety), chicken breast (kuřecí prso) and burgers.

A Christmas to Remember at Flanagan's…read more There's something about a good Irish pub at Christmastime. The way the warmth greets you at the door, how the low hum of conversation and clinking glasses wraps around you like an old wool coat. That's what we found at Flanagan's in Vienna, a place where Christmas wasn't just a date on the calendar but something you could feel, deep in your bones. We sat down to a Christmas lunch that was everything a holiday meal ought to be, hearty, rich, and made with care. The kind of meal that sticks with you long after you've left, not just for the taste but for the way it made you feel. The Guinness was poured thick and smooth, a dark ribbon of comfort against the winter cold outside. And dessert? The kind that makes you want to loosen your belt and stay just a little longer. But it wasn't just the food. It was the place itself. The way the lights cast a soft glow over wooden tables worn smooth by time. The way laughter and stories filled the air, like an old family gathering where nobody wanted to leave. My son took it all in, wide-eyed and happy, and that alone made it worth the visit. If you ever find yourself in Vienna on a cold December day, stop by Flanagan's. Order a pint, settle in, and let Christmas wrap around you like an old song you almost forgot you knew.

Food was excellent. Service was excellent. Friendly and professional. The waiter was actually from…read moreIreland and has been living in Vienna for several years. We were part of a large group and he had no difficulty handling that along with the regular crowd. Food and drinks came quickly. Menu is good. Typical transported Irish pub atmosphere but well maintained. This is one Austrian Irish pub I actually felt worth returning to.

A short walk from our Airbnb, we hung out at 1516 Brewing Company 3 different times. Regardless of…read morewhere we sat, the servers were super friendly and efficient. There's seating at the bar, tables and booths inside; additional covered seating outside with plenty of heaters. Blankets would have been a nice touch We ate pumpkin curry soup and homemade pumpkin ravioli for one meal. It was amazingly delicious! The next meal was traditional Wienerschnitzel with German potato salad; another tasty meal. They do a great job with their beer which is brewed in house. They also have guests beers.

We stumbled across this place while walking around the city, and decided to sit and have a drink…read more I ordered a coke, and was brought something called a MoleCola, Italy's version of coke. It was pretty decent. Hubs had a couple of beers. We ordered the Spicy Chipotle Popcorn Chicken with Chili Dip. It was the equivalent of pub food back home....nothing gourmet, but decent and filling. This pub could very well be a tourist place, but it didn't seem that way to us. It was practically full when we decided to visit, and all the outdoor tables were taken. Inside isn't necessarily small, but it can be crowded, with tables set close together. Service was friendly and efficient, and the prices were ok. I'd stop in again. 46/2025

What an amazing place to enjoy your beer with friends! The choice is unbelievable. I advise to…read moretake some belgian expert with you. If you don't have any around I recommend to try: - Kwak - la tripple corne - la chouffe - delirium red First two come in very fancy glasses. All taste better than you can imagine. .

Finally a proper Belgium beer bar in Vienna!!!!! Have been…read moresearching all over for a place that sells "proper" beers and now the search is complete. The place itself is quite small with only 7 or 8 tables to choose from and a fair amount of space at the bar to stand but don't be fooled. There is an amazing selection of beers here. Sprawling over 5 pages and including many of my personal favourite beers there is so much to choose from. I didn't count but I imagine there must be over 150 different beers here. Wow! Table reservation is available and it seems to be a good idea if you are going with a group of friends as standing at the bar leaves not too much room to chat and converse. There is a separate smoking section which is very rare in Vienna and a plus for the non smokers out there. The service is a little slow because of the sheer volume of people and the smallness of the place. There were only two servers there when I was there and probably 50 or so people. But I must admit that they are very, very good. They are attentive and organised, knowledgable and focused on the job. Taking orders 4 or 5 tables in advance and then delivering is really a great skill and a pleasure to behold! There is a smallish snacks menu available and from what I saw was really pretty decent. It helps to soak up some of the beer with something to eat. And now to the main event, the beers: There a few beers on tap as well as a few Austrian pils and Weissbiers to choose from but the focus certainly is on Belgium beers. For such a small place the beer menu has a great representation of Belgium beer types. Lambics, Blondes, Dubbels, Tripels, Trappists, Dark Ales, IPAs and more are all to be found here. It really is worth the price of admission to have a great menu such as is to be found here. So if you like Belgium beers this is the place for you. "Op uw gezondheid!"